The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-11
LtNGG'S GIRL,
something About tho Young Lady who Has
Ngg Figured In Late Dispatches. -

Figured In Late Dispatches.
Chicago Tribune. ~. "A
Miss Ida Mueller, Of No. 4O5 ssdgwlck
street, who has been mistaken for ''Lings's
gill" and has suffered 80 much annoy.
ance In consequence, should certainly
make 1t rather warm for the DO bmaker's
true lady.love, who has taken her name
without having the slightest right to 1t.
a reporter, With strong desire TO inter.
view the buxom inamorata OF the "bomb
demon" located that lady finally in the
basement fiat at No. 405 Wells street, but
was Just a little too late, as tue occupants
had moved out with bag and baggage a
lew houra before and the search recon.
menced until the quarry; was run to earth
very short diatance of, In another base.
ment at No. 382 Wells street. "Ida Muel.
ler" was not at home, and for q long while
the dwellers in the baasment fought Bhy
Of all inquiries and would not admit
the caller TO their premiaes, In
the course Of long conversation with
Mrs. Msgdeline Won Hutton and her
husband Ferdinand the reporter learned.
to bic great aetonishment, that Mrs. Hut.
ton Wss the mother OF "Linsg's rirl.n
whoee mama Tss Elise Friedol and not
Ida Mueller, as has been supposed for
more than year. Mrs. Won Hutton is a
very stout, motherly Choking woman about
%. The long talk between Mr.. and Mre.
Won Hutton and the caller disclosed the
fact that tho lady had been married twice,
her first husbands name being Friedel.
Elise, the eldest daughter, and three other
children being ths result OF tho ftst mar.
iiage. The whole family came to Chicago
In August, 1856, when Mr.. Won Hutton,
who, by the way, Is descendent OF the
celebrated Gen. Won Hutton, though no.
body would suspect 1t after looking at
him, opened barber chop on small
street Of Clybourn avenue. Elise, who
Of this time wa5 q very good girl, went
out to service. as did two Of her younger
sisters. The family made tho acquaint-
ance OF q Mrs. Musnch, who came
from the same part OF Germany
as old Louis LinGg. With
that lady y mother and daughter
visited the jail, where the susceptible Elise
succumbed to the glowing bushy hair
and other attractions OF the bomb.maker,
who has been ever sinc her only and ideal
hero. The remainder is best narrated in
the mothers disjointed sentences. 'Elise
has been the torment OF my life eince
then. She left service and rot employ
ment at shoe work 80 that she could visit
her lover twice q day. Her etep.iather
and all OF us would talk and reason with
her, but we might as we'll talked to wall.
Every dollar she earned she spent on
Louis Lingg, and never gave me cent on
her board for over a year. Every morn
ing she Eould cook him dainty dinhea,
cakes with plenty of eggs In them, and
buy bottle Of wine on the way down,
No wonder Lingg 60. fat. Elise was crazy
about him. he used to tell her that he
would never be hung and at the worst
would only 20 to prison for a little while,
and that be would marry her SIS coon as
be was free. She believed every word he
told her and would have chopped off her
tight hand to give to him II it could do
him any good" e